| A | B |
| soporific | causing sleep; making a person want to sleep |
| zealous | very enthusiastic |
| wily | sly; cunning |
| to vent | to express a negative emotion in a forceful and sometimes unfair way. |
| vulnerable | able to be easily physically, emotionally, or mentally hurt, influenced, or attacked |
| unnerving | causing nervousness; slightly frightening |
| virtuous | morally excellent; having good moral qualities and behavior |
| aroma | an agreeable, pleasant odor |
| minion | a person who only exists in order to do what another person orders them to do. |
| violation | an act against something; especially a law, agreement, principle or something that should be treated with respect |
| laconic | using a few words to express what you mean |
| indiscernible | impossible to see, see clearly, or understand |
| faulty | imperfect; a faulty machine, for example, does not work correctly |
| distraught | extremely worried, anxious, or upset |
| craving | a strong often uncontrollable desire |
| archaic | antiquated, belonging to the distant past; from an ancient period in history |
| memento | an object that you keep to remember a person, place or event |
| monstrosity | something that is very ugly and usually large |
| to recuperate | to recover from an illness |
| havoc | devastation |